Asthma may be attributed to
- Ainflammation of the trachea
- Baccumulation of fluid in the lungs
- Cbacterial infection of the lungs
- Dallergic reaction of the mast cells in the lungs.
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Match the column-$I$ and column-$II$:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(I)$ Asthma $(A)$ Cigarette Smoking $(II)$ Emphysema $(B)$ Wheezing $(III)$ Occupational respiratory disorders $(C)$ Fibrosis
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
|---|---|
| $(I)$ Asthma | $(A)$ Cigarette Smoking |
| $(II)$ Emphysema | $(B)$ Wheezing |
| $(III)$ Occupational respiratory disorders | $(C)$ Fibrosis |
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View SolutionMatch the names of diseases listed under Column $I$ with their meanings given under Column $II$,and choose the answer that provides the correct combination.
Column $I$ (Name of disease) Column $II$ (Meanings) $(A)$ Jaundice $(p)$ Allergic inflammation of nose $(B)$ Stenosis $(q)$ Loss of motor functions $(C)$ Rhinitis $(r)$ Heart valve defect $(D)$ Paralysis $(s)$ Increase in bile pigments in the blood $(t)$ Septal defect of heart
| Column $I$ (Name of disease) | Column $II$ (Meanings) |
| $(A)$ Jaundice | $(p)$ Allergic inflammation of nose |
| $(B)$ Stenosis | $(q)$ Loss of motor functions |
| $(C)$ Rhinitis | $(r)$ Heart valve defect |
| $(D)$ Paralysis | $(s)$ Increase in bile pigments in the blood |
| $(t)$ Septal defect of heart |
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